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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23
F0PEeiEure Notice.

EzNotice is hereby given to James Lewis and Ephraim Warner, you and each of you, your heirs, administrators or assigns, or any one claiming under you, that I have expended in labor and Improvements s100 upon the Little Annie mine or lode, situated in Pioneer dis tr;ct, Piual county, Arizona, in order to hold said premises under section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 31, 1886, and if within 90 days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owners your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under section 2324
 e-49 3m CHARLES k. FINCH.
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VI gar,,Ing to tsae Public.

All persons are hereby warned not to buy or trade for any cattle of the follow ing brands: Al on right hip and also on the right hip the letter l surrounded by circle. The said cattle belong on the Bluewater Range, and no person except myself has right to sell any of the same.
 A reward of one hundred dollars will be paid for any person driving any of said cattle from said ran ge.
 51tf JOHN c. Loss.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

S2O0OOO @ ;s.@s s;5 syfs postage: es:y and 5'B9 B3
 mail you will get free package of goods of large value that will start you in work that will at once bring you in money faster than anything else in America. All about the $209, GOO in presents with each box. Agents wanted everywhere, ef either sex, of all ages, for all the time, spare time only, to work for us at their ewn homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely guaranteed. Don't delay. H. HALLETT X CO. Portland, Me
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Lot 3--32O Acres.

Five miles below Florence; house of 9 rooms good house for storing wheat; corral, orchard and Sole owner of the ditch; plenty of water the year round; land will produce any kind oi cereals, fruit, vines and alfalfa; will be sold low; one-third cash, balance l and year: time; price, 5000.
 Apply to THOS. F. WEFDIN, this office or THEO. L. SCHULTZ, Tucson. 5-2Ssf
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First Publication Jan. s, 19S7.] Notice of Prc-aEnptEon E'rcof
 for Publication. Declaratorv Statement No. I21o
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, A. T., l
 Eecenber 31. 1886. 1

toecember 3l, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his pre- emption claim No. l 1919, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Florence, Final county, A. T., on Wednesday, February IT, 1887, viz. Fable s. for the SE4 of sW4 of Sec. 25, Tp. 4 S., R. g l., c. and S R. Nj.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: G. w. Sharp, E. Ramirez, Pedro Celaya and Jose J. Aryiza, all of Flor ence, Final county, A. T
 O. E. DALEY. Register.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23
Notice for Publication ..,..,iap No 11s5-Firs Publication Augast7, 1886
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, A. T., l
 TI oI 1OCe

LArD OFFICE AT TucsoN, A. T., ]
 July 31, 1SS6. ] Notice is hereby given inst the following naro,d settler has fled notice of his intention to make fnsl proof in support of his elsim, Peeister and Receiyor st Tucson, Arizona, on September 1s. 1886 viz, Freuces [. Dodson, of Meaaville, Arizona, for the SE3 Sec. 20, Tp. &, R. Is E,
 He names the following witnesseste prove his eontinus residence upon, and cultivation of said land. viz David B. Doasen, Patrick Csshion. Isaac D. Putnap and Herkemsr Put EaTn, all of Messville. Arizere.
 B N TTT0FEAs R~9'ster
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Rotice for Publication.

Exemption No 1446-First Publication Juy s1. 1888
 LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN, ARIz., July 26. 1886
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his clai1n, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Florence, Ari- zona, on September g, 1SS6, viz, Joe Villdr, of Florence, Arizona, for the S4 of NE4 Sec 20 and W. of NW4 Sec, 2l, Tp, 1 S., R. 10 E He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: J. B. Michea, G W. Sharp, William Foreman and Charles Trinkner, Fl of Florence Arizona
 B. NJ THOMAS, Register.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

The Buffalo Express does not appre- ciate actress tittle-tattle. It says: "Wo don't know that it makes Us feel any better to read that Ellen Terry the other day ran foot race with her son iu the long corridor of Pittsburg ho- tel"
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23
Lot 2--16O Acres.

Adjoining the above; has a house of two rooms plenty of water; ditch runs through the place; property owns one-third of the ditch; terns-one third each. balance l and years time; price, S, ,000.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

The Island of Jersey, the home of the famous breed of cattle caring tEat name, contains only Z9.0 0 acres, and yet it supports about 61,000 people and 2,000 head of cattle. Tue average rent of the farms is at tbs rate of @43 per acre.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. Fsceiver, GEoRGE SouTkiL. Register, WM. \. hELLf-
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FOR SAL. E

1S0 Acres, all Good Farming Land, United States patent; will grow all kinds of cereals, fruits and alfalfa; water ditch through the place; all can be irrigated; one-third of the ditch belongs to the property; will be sold Iow-one third cash, balance l and years dime at 1 per cent interest.
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To Delinquent Su1soYiasrs.

In order to save the trouble and expense of making a collecting tsur We vail send the abesc list of books complete to all subscri bsrs one year CT more in arrears, whc will pay up.
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IT e OFFICERS

q. s. Marshal, W; K. MEADE '. s. Deputy Marshal, H. D. UNDERWOOD.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

TUCSON LAND OFICE. Receiver, FRED. " SMITH Re gister, C. h. DALEY.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

Le Eich1u's Golden falsara Moi ] Seres en tho Legs and Bady; Sore Ea~s Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppcr-c lord BIosehcz, Syphiltic Ceb$rsh, diseased Scalp, and ali primary forms Of the disease known es Syphilis. Price, &5 co DOT TsofLlu. Ls RicEsau's G-ldan B2lSarn To. 8 Cures-Ier.iary, MeTcuria!SJ Jphi-itie Rheu- fnatism, Pains iH the Bones, Pa.n5 in the Head, back of tho Neck, Liberated Sora Throat, Sypaisit:e RasA Lunavs and con tracted CorCs, Stiffness Of the Limbs and eradicates all disease from the system, whether caused by indiscretion or abuse of Mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy. Price 2 co per I ottle. Lc 11fchau's Golden s7f anfsfa A.l4f- d0tc fer the cure of Conc -rhoea, Clcce, Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni- tal disarrangeneats. Price SC 50 per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden Spanish II,- JecSicn, tor severe cases of Goasrrhcsa, InAamrl@to-y Cleet, Strictures,ss ,sse. Frieo $1 5O per Bottle.
 Le Richau's Golden Ointment for the eff sctivC healing of Syphilltic Saros and eruptions~ Price $I GO per Box. Le Eiel2Ru's Golden Fn-s-Eerve and Brain treatment; loss of physical pow, CT, excess CT oyer-worl Presentation, etc. Price S5 % per Box.
 T0Eic eISd 1[crvElae,
 Sent everywhere, c. 0. D., securely packed per express.
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 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
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CUSTOM OFFICERS. Dept. Collector. Tucson. w. s. OURY.
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PASTt)RlIAGE:.

All kinds of stock taken to pasture ut the Bailey ranch, about half mile west of town. Terms made known on application to
 6-26tf E. A. D0EgNS.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Governor, c. M. ZULroK Secretary. JAMES A. BAYARD Assist,nt Secretary, THos, PARISH. J. ,. Attorney, OWEN !. ROUSE. Auditor. E. P CLARK. Attorney General BRGGs GOODRICH. Surye yor General JOHN A: HisE-
 Treasurer, TH0S J. BUTLER
 Supt. of Public Instruction, R. l.. LONG. Dele gate te Congress, .. C. BEAN. Supt Territorial Prison, THOMAS GATES
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DISTRICT COURTS.

T,l,e i st Judioial Dist, II. BARNES. JaaSe 2d Judicial Dist, WILLIAM FoRfER' judge Sd Judicial Dist, JOHN .. SHIELDS
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-23

NIL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector Tucson, W. H. BWsToI. Dept. Collector, Prescott, J. D. HUGHE.
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SUPREME COURT.
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c,hiof Jnstice JOHN c. SHIELDS.
 W. w. PORTER. Associate Justices Il. BARNES.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-24

to 691Ee, half an hour before the close, and
closed at 691s@6C14c. Corn-Opened about the
same as II closed on Saturday, september start
ing at 40sz@405sc. he market was barely ac-
tive and huctuated freely within moderate
range. Under good local demand and rumors
Of prospects of frosts in northern
Iowa the market advanced to
41kc, but reacted, some declining to
4OT upon more liberal offerings, due to la;ge
expected receipts, then ruled firm,
the visible Eupply showing q decrease
of zee, oC0 bu and closed at 94l1sc for Septem-
Der. Oats claimed but little attention and the
demand for future delivery was slow. The great
est fluctuations weretin May and that was conin;
ed to Hc.The visible supply shows an increase OF
723, goo bu for the week. May sold at coke and
closed as on Saturday at 500.
Provisions were slow and easier for lard aud
pork, but firmer for ribs. Trading was chiefly
local, and ii said that 10000 tierces of lard
were unloaded for local bull, but in the face
OF the heavy selling the market held up, and
closing sales were the same as Saturday. Sept.
sold at IS 1896 Ak, and closed at Sc 6c96 62H
Pork was quiet at sl2 S59l2 40, and closed st
$40 37M. short ribs were stronger, and Sept
sold at 81 9o@s and closed at IS; Jan. at S. S21S
az IS.
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COMPLICATED CASE.
Why a Dakota Lawyer Failed to Make a
Collection.
M

Collection.
dakota Bell
A Dakota attorney who advertised to
make difficult collections, while recently
in the Easr, was speaking with a man for
whom he had tried to make a collection
and failed.
"You advertise that you make difficult
collections speciality, don't your asked
the Eastern man.
"Yes Sir" replied the Dakota attorney.
"Weli, why didn't you get that Riley
matter settled up that We sent your
THAT was q peculiar case. l don't
know whether [ can get that money or
not. You see took my shotgun-the in
strument use in making collections-and
drove out to see Riley. 1 tied my horse
and was walking toward the house, with
both hammers of the gun mp and my fin
gers on the triggers, intending to make the
collection as soon as / saw him,
when suddenly, without any warning
whatever, be opened fire on me from a
knothole in the side of the house. / re-
turned the shots and held my own for a
while, but as he was concealed and I stood
out in plain sight, the consequence was
that finally went down the road with my
legs full of shot and Riley's balldog hang
ing on to my coat-tail. He kept my horse
and buggy, and haven't seen them since.
II is the first time my shotgun has failed
In making a difficult collection. It is a
very peculiar case, and 1 hardly know
how to proceed. l inteud to ask the
Judge of our district when | get back, and
see what he thinks about it. He is an old
resident of the territory, aud may be able
to give me pointer or lend me some i'm
proved weapon"
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MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Flour. Receipts 1888
rackaaes; exports, $40 bbls and 900 sacks.
Rather weak; sales 16 600 bbls
Wheat-Recefpts 179 60 bu: exports Isl, 99l
bu. spot lots steady and wIthout change of
movement. Export tracing very moderate.
Options varied but little for the day, closing
l2S coo bu future and 426 coo bu spot and to ar
rive. No. 2 Chicago 7g54c delivered; 79c c. z. &
l. No. ], hard. sac store; S554e delivered. IN
sISs1Zc delivered; stsIc o No. red n'ml Sc
nominal, 5g9lc; Sept, sOesO1lc, closing SolSsc
November. ihoImninal, II pec So Is i7 ia
81 Lice, closing sac; May, sesz9eOc, closing
Ss7se; June, 9o@901sc, closing 9O1sc.
CoTD-Spot lots hrm, but rather quiet. OPP
tons opened a shade lower, later advanced "a
&c, closing steady. Receipts, $780, exports,
29.7O0; Sales, $4,000 Blu future, and
ZGG1z: No. Z. i9s4s1s store 5o1z@5o5z deliv-
cred; 4sss G. T. & No. 2 Sept. 491s94s1s:
closing 4g3ss; Oct. 4s2s@491s, closing 497s; Nov.
SIS: May 50 5-16@527S. CLOSING 5l1z. Oats-S
shade higher aud moderately active. Receipts
11c'G0o bn spot. Mixed western sl@SSe. White
do s5@40c. Stocks of grain in store August 20:
wheat, 80. e67: corn. 1,2i4.7e7; oats, 5i5.352;
$50. HAY quiet steady. Hops In light demand.
Coffee spot fair rio firm sl9.7sc: Options higher
and n moderately active sales 1000 psgs Aug
ais IS: Nov. SIS 55alS 60; Dec SIS 559lS 20; jan.
slS65@lS75; Feb sS65@lS Is; March SIS 65@lS so;
Apr SiS7o@1s75: May SIS 81. SUGAR shade easier;
demand far MolaSses QUILL. Rice steady. Pc
troleum steady: united Gle. Tallow fem but
quiet, 35z08 1916. Rosin dull. Turpentine
quiet, 32ze. Eggs steady and in fair request.
Receipts, 1926 packages; western, 12@l6%c.
Pork steady and in fair demand; sales, 300 brls:
mess: family mess si7 so. Cut meatsihrm ;.pickled
hams 12@121zc; picked shoulders &C lard
sbade lower, western Steam IS $685. SIX: Sept.
S6.74@s6 76; Oct s6 Sl@s6.S3: Nov. s. 6l9s6 50;
Dec. s6.S1@S6.S3: Jan. s6.S7Gs6.8s: City Steam
Western 12@25c; Western Creamery 1oC925c.
Cheese quiet, firm and unchanged. Copper
steady: Lake l05s@!05zc. Lead dull; Common
81 62%@s47 20. Tin quiet and steady. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
Following Is the visible supply of grain, Au-
gust 20, as compiled by the Produce Exchanges:
Wheat, 81, 99S 500 bush; decrease, III ,11S bush:
corn, 6.103, LAB bush: decrease, 699625 bush; ;
oats. ,o01 bush; increase, 717,l70 bush; rye,
300,5S6 bush; decrease, S48 bush; barley, 1853 1876
bush; increase, 70 4S5 bush.
CHICAGO, August 22-Wheat was slightly bet
ter at the opening to-day, September starting at
69c. After moderate SAILS at 6s1Ec 969c. the mar
kat picked up 10 6ezc. 1t grew strongersas the
visible supply figures were coming in, and rost-
ed at the outside figure, when the decrease was
announced to be T1,o00 bu, which
was somewhat better. than expected.
From tszc, September eased back
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Fruits and Vegetables.

New Cabbage--s2 50 per Dbl.
Apples-4095Oc per peck boxes; g. so as so
Red Plums-6Oc per peck box.
Green Beans-75c9s1 per bushel.
Water Melons-Sl29l5 per hundred.
dried. 51z@6c.
Peaches@Dried peaches, halves 7asc; Califor-
mia halves. l4gl5c; evaporated, l71z9lS1zc.
Honey-14@lSc.
TOmatoes-sl so per bu.
Peaches-s3@3 so per bus,
Damfon Plums-S9@l0 per stand
Nutmeg Melons-sS0 to s. per Dbl.
Pears-s2 SOFAS 90 per bu.
Grapes-S5@6 per 100 ID stauds.
Green PIunes-S5 per bushel.
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar Iron-s2 25@2 so; charcoal iron IS 25@3 50;
hoop iron So rates; Norway and Sweden iron DC
rates: horseshoe iron SIC. Horseshoes-BBrden
& Perkins, per key 81 1904 90: niue shoes 81.
per beg advanced. Horseshoe ngils-Nortn1
Cast steel-Best American, per ID, 12c; spring
steel &c; tire steel SIC; toecslk steel SIC ma
cbineTy steel sc. Cut nails-Rates for tens, iron,
81 20; rates for tens, steel, 81 80.
miscellaneous Markets.
Timers supplies-We quote: Best brand
charcoal tin, l. G. 10x14, 12xl2 and 14x20s5: l. X.
10x14 14x20 and 12x12 SIS; roofing l. G.. 14x20,
IS Is; 2x2S $40 50@12; block tin. in pigs. 25c in
bars, 26c, Iron-27 B, iron s. So; q G, iron S.;
Juniati galvanized so per cent discount refined
so and 10 per cent discount; sheet zinc &C.
149l6c.
OILS We quote: Linseed-raw &c., boiled 42c;
lard oil 5s@65c; miners oil 55@65c: lubricating
oil 1293Sc straits oil 40@50c: benziue 10914c
coal oil. Indiana legal test SIC; 1902 test SIC;
perfection II &c; water white 150e test 1910.
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HAPPY SUGGESTIONS.

1t is the skirt OF Iady's ball dress that
costs; the corsage doesn't come high.-Bos-
ton Courier.
They say it's sneezy thing to become
member of the National Hay Fever As
ISOLATION. -Pittsburg Chronicle.
A farmer wants to know how to keep
his cider from working. He should get it
to join the soclalistic reformers.
Among the people mentioned as shining
at the summer hotels we fail to fad the
Observation-Disclosures North Ameri-
can.
While the summer girl is at Nantasket
breasting the wave, her good old mother
stays at home and stems the current
springfield Union.
The tobacco crop is a failure. There is
nothing the matter, however, with the cab
bsges. Havanas will be as plentiful as
ever.-New York Tribune.
"Is your clock fast or slow, Miss Clsrap
he asked. "a little Glow 1 think" replied
Miss Clara, politely suppressiDg yawn.-
brakes Travellers Magazine.
The Michigan man who tried to light
fire with some wood from q box which had
contained nitro-glycerine, succeeded. But
be can't do it again. Philadelphia Press.
"pI teach you how to tear your pants!"
said an irate parent, swinging strap; IN
teach you" Don't hit me, pa; know
how already. Just look at 'em"-Phila-
delphia Cali.
Porter-Gents, this way, please. Swell
(wbo dislikes the word 'gent'O-By Jove,
fellah, Pm no gent. Porter lin apparent
confusion) BEG u pardon, Miss, but you
clothing deceived me.-Life.
Alarmed pedestrian (picking up pain
ter at the foot of q ladderE My poor man,
are you much hurtp Painter-Only three
ribs broken. But went down with colors
flying, didn't I?-Philsdelphia Call.
Nose Schaumburg, Jr-Vader, vat ish a
capital crime?-Mose Schsumburg. ST.
Ven q man takes less den per silent for
dot capital he lends out. Dat vas Won of
de most capital grimes dot der vas.-
Texas Siftings.
A picnic party came near having a
splendid chance to survey the sea serpent
the other day, but just as he was getting
within range somebody yelled, us this
hot enough for your" and down he went.
Washington Free Press.
Have you a magnificent wardrobeP'
the mapager asked, addressing the actress
who had just applied for an engagement.
"Why, no, I've no wardrobe at all. Pm
in the burlesque line, yoU know" sob, 1
see. All right. boston Courier.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Be sves-70 carloads to
be sold 81 carloads for exporters aud 81 car
week 1000 head. Active firm aud higher with
sn carly cleaIance; Datiye steers 81 TO 81 -;
Texas do s. 60 to 50 Colorado do s. 30 to s. 90
S snbect for mi ibe
dull and depressed for every thing below goo
to prime and one-third of the offerings must be
at 81 50@7, with two carloads up to s7 25. Hogs
Receipts, 5,a7O head. making 2t170 for the
week. Firm for live hogs at S. 5O@5 s..
TcHIcAGo. Union Stock Yards, Aug 2L-The
Drovers Journal reports; Cattle -Beceipts TO-
GO; SHY mems COZ. Market stronger for good;
common steady: shipping steers So 2O9s4 50;
ssoeksrs and tssdes 81 76sS 30; cows 6ps and nd
Montana cattle s. 50. HOgs-ReceIpts 200.
shipments 1000. Market strong: rough aud
mixed q 7ogS5 o.; packing and shipping s. 10 10
Sheep-Reeeipts 600; shipments l,0OJ. Mar
ket steady: natives 81 1884 40; western So 2O9
s. 70; Tears s3@ts @. Lambs-si9s5: 80.
shipments, 1000 Market steady. Fair to choice
heavy native steers So 9C@4 20; butchers steers,
fair 70 choice, g So@s 30; feeders fair to good
ans and Indians, common grass to good corn
fed, S2G3 60 Hogs-receipts, 900; shipments
200. Market active and strong; choice heavy
and butchers selections, 81 0594 %; packing
and porkers medium to prime. 81 9095 20: pigs,
common to good, 81 4O@4 % sheep receipts,
$500; shipments, 400. Market firm; fair to
choice, IS 2l4 10: lambs, So S094 so.
EAST LIBERTY, August -Cattls-Reeeipts,
2166; shipments. 1,74S. Market active, Is to zoe
higher than last weeks prices. Sixteen cars Of
cattle shipped TO New York to-day. Hogs-Re-
ceIpts, 8, 200; shipments. $500 Market firm;
Phfladas IS 5095 60: Workers, S. 3095 40; grass
ers and light, 81 75@5 10. Seven cars of hogs
shipped 10 New York oday. eheep-Receipts,
400: shipments Loo. Market slow at last
weeks closing prices.
BALTIMORE, August D. Swine-Fair sup
ply and fair TO good demand. Receipts, Sill
quotations, 7972sc.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2.-Gotton-Firm;
middling, 95sc; low middling, &c; good ordi-
nary, SIC; net receipts. 29o9 bales; gross,
1874 bales; exports, cosstwise, 1,7S6 bales
sales Loco bales; stock, %, 4SS bales.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 22-Cattle-r receipts
ISL; shipments official yesterday $3.50.
Good TO choice cOrnfed 81 Oo94 80; common TO
medium s. 25@S 90: stockers 81 @ 2 50;
feeding steers 81 60@3 % cows 81 s092 IS, grass
ranger steers 50 lOG3 10. Hogs-receipts, 1865
shipments, (odicisl yesterday S,450) FIrmer
good 5 and 10 higher, Good to choice S. Is
as %; common to medium 81 so as 10; skipl
and pigs 81 so "a IS Sheep-rects S65. Ship
ments (officicial yesterday Ill, Steady; good &c
choice IS t0G4 90; common to medium 81 0Og
3 d.
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The tone Of the grocery market is very firm,
and an advance of quotatiio in coffee is conf
IDENTIFY predicted. Other articles are firm, Local
dealers are paying 12e per doz. for strictly fresh
eggs. Butter and poultry quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Local market rules very quiet at well
maintained prices, although dull feeling pre- :
walls and dealers are not inclined to trade. Of
ferings arc almost entirely nominal. No fu-
lures. After call No 2 Red held at 711<c track
or lie regular; no buyers Receipts for the past
twenty-four hours are very light. Visible supply
shows decrease Of 7720 7S bushels since last re-
port which Is good evidence that farmers are
holding of. Markets elsewhere are steady and
q shade frmer.
CORS-Rules firm at quotations, not very much
being offered. Arrivals fair and demand i'm
proving. Futures dun. After call Mixed was
offered at 1919 f. o. b. Markets at other points
are firm at about same prices.
OATs-Are fairly active at shade easier prices,
Offerings moderate liberal demand and arrivals
lair. Futures wee quiet; nothing doing.
RYE-Steady.
BRAH-Firm at same prices.
Shade easier but in fair demand. Few
~alJorv
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Opposed to Evsravagance.

H. B. H-Here is little trifle in the
way of gold horseshoe pin SET with dla-
monds, Bill, which is yours on one condi-
ton.
Bill (the carbohydrates the condition,
Al?
H. r. H.-rhat you are not to say any
thing TO mother about it
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can be placed. No remedy has in thres decades
and over established such reputation, none has
received such unqualified professional sanction.
1t is an bic invigorant, bee fuse itenrieh-
es the blood. and not only this. but il thorough
ly regulates the bowels, kidneys and bladder.
The nervous symptoms are usually relieved by
the medicine
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Healthy stomach

Is blessing tor which thousands OF our dys-
peptic countrymen and women sigh in vain,
and to obtain which swallow much medicine
unavsilingly. For no neutrality-suspicious.
there so many alleged remedies as for dyspep-
sis. The man of humbug is constantly glutted
with the dollars and dimes OF those who resort
10 one nostrum after another in the vain hone
of obrainjng relief at least. from this vexatious
and obstinate malady. Experience indicates
Hos'etetters Stomach bltteIs as means OF
ersdicsting dyspepsia, lin which.a firm reliance
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-24
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"Oh, couldn't thick of marrying you"
said the soubrette to the leading man.
You'd never be aole to keep me-"
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Oh, you're such poor support"
Crushed agsin,n he muGsfed, as he